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Issue: Vol 162, Issue 4175
11 Sep 2008
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IN THIS ISSUE
Crunch time
PENNY BATES considers the tax implications when a company lends money to a director
What's it worth?
JAN ELLIS considers property company valuations in light of a recent Special Commissioner's decision
Computer says 'no'
Submitting self assessment returns online has not been as easy as it has in past years. ALLISON PLAGER finds out more
Ways and means
RICHARD CURTIS reviews the Report stage debates of the House of Commons on Finance Bill 2008
The charter and the law
It is not necessarily desirable for all the provisions of a taxpayers' charter to be enshrined in statute, argues PHILIP BAKER QC
Man and maid
Inheritance tax and an interest in possession trust
Conflicting views
Trading premises and entrepreneurs' relief
Election date
Main residence elections
Young and old
Entitlement to the tax-free half-hectare garden
Tax planning for landed estates
Tolley conference, 30 April 2008. Reported by SIMON McKIE
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